Laura Die Geschichte der Laura M.

Title:    Die Geschichte der Laura M.
Title (orig.): Laura, Les ombres de l'été Laura
Genre:    Drama
Director    David Hamilton
Stars    Thierry Redler, Pierre Londiche, James Mitchell, Dawn Dunlap, Maud Adams
Year of Production:    1979
Country of Production:    Frankreich
Plot    Sculptor Paul meets a former great love again after a long time -- but is much more impressed by her 15 years old daughter Laura, who looks now like her mother when Paul was in love with her. Laura likes him very much too, but her jealous mother prevents any further contact. She allows him to make a sculpture of Laura, but only from photos.
FSK:    FSK-16: Freigegeben ab 16 Jahren
Laufzeit:    86 Min.
Cover:    Keep Case (Amaray)
Lang:    Deutsch: Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo, Französisch: Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo
Untertitel:    Deutsch
Ratio:    Letterbox (1.66:1)
Extras:    Kinotrailer, Trailer von anderen Filmen, Kapitel- / Szenenanwahl Animiertes DVD-Menü, DVD-Menü mit Soundeffekten, Bildergalerie

 Dawn Dunlap   in Barbarian Queen

Dawn Dunlap  (Laura) Mini Biography Adorable baby doll brunette beauty Dawn Dunlap (Born 1962, Texas) had a regrettably fleeting film career from the late 70s up until the mid 80s. Dawn was born in 1962 in Austin, Texas. She made her  debut at age 16 in the titular role of a lovely and naive, yet enticing ballet dancer in the steamy soft-core feature "Laura." Dunlap was especially memorable as sweet space station crew member Tracy Baxter in the entertainingly trashy "Alien" rip-off "Forbidden World." Dunlap's sole mainstream movie credit was a small role as hooker Maxine in Ron Howard's hilarious comedy "Night Shift." Alas, following her sizable co-starring part as Lana Clarkson's innocent little sister Taramis in the hugely enjoyable "Barbarian Queen" Dawn Dunlap called it a day as an actress and went back to her native Texas.

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Beyond The Limits

Beyond The Limits
Anoher World Ent Audio:English Dolby Digital 5.1
Format: Anamorphic Widescreen
Runtime: 100 mins
Extras:  Early clips, TV specials

Stars:Darren Shahlavi, Russell Friedenberg, Hank Stone
Director:Olaf Ittenbach


The reporter Vivian wants to do an interview with Frederick, who is caretaker of the oldest cemetery. Frederick agrees and tells of two of his "customers" destinies, both of which are connected by a horrifying secret ... Olaf Ittenbach who is a legend in the extreme movie genre has with "Beyond the Limits" created his most ambitious film without in any way to save on blood, guts and splat ... "Beyond the Limits" is a tough and uncompromising film that cruelly combines horror and splash with tons of heavy action ...

IMDb Review

This is some god forsaken piece of blood soaked, gory piece of cinema. Then again calling it a piece of cinema is going a bit too far. This is just a collection of (good) SFX shots of mangled bodies and people getting slashed in all manner of fashions. I love violence in movies, but this is really Beyond The Limits. I have no idea of what those mad Germans were thinking, but this is too much. A little recap of what you can see in the movie^

• heads getting cut off
• women raped
• legs, hands? fingers ripped off
• people tortured in every possible manner

and so on and so on. To be honest, if I would have red this earlier I would have loved to see the movie, but now I have to admit that I feel kind of dirty. I'll go and take a long shower and not sleep for a week.